A Talk On Weeds; An Address Delivered Before the County Road School, Clinton County, Iowa, 1910, With An Appendix Describing a Few Weeds
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Canada thistle (Cirsium nrvcnse). A common troublesome weed in gar- dens, roadsides and sometimes in clover fields. Notice tlie perennial roots at 2^ and the flowers at 3. (U. S. Dept Agr.) DODDER — {CuSCUta Spp.) The dodders are leafless excepting the small scales on the stems, herbs of reddish or yellowish color, with thread-like stems twining around the plants upon which they live. They pierce the plant witli small nnd sliort I'ootlets which are called suckers or haustoria. The seeds are sma...ll, yet there is stored sufficient nourishment in them to give the embryo a start. The seed ger- .45 minates in the soil and grows sufficient in length to allow it to come in contact with the plant upon which it lives, when it im- mediately sends in its suckers, and thus becomes established upon the plant as though it were a part of the host.
The dodders contain no chlorophyll, the green coloring matter tound in leaves, and hence cannot make food, that is, make starch out of raw material such as ordinary green leaves do, but must derive nourishment entirely from the host upon which they live.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Canada thistle (Cirsium nrvcnse). A common troublesome weed in gar- dens, roadsides and sometimes in clover fields. Notice tlie perennial roots at 2^ and the flowers at 3. (U. S. Dept Agr.) DODDER — {CuSCUta Spp.) The dodders are leafless excepting the small scales on the stems, herbs of reddish or yellowish color, with thread-like stems twining around the plants upon which they live. They pierce the plant witli small nnd sliort I'ootlets which are called suckers or haustoria. The seeds are sma...ll, yet there is stored sufficient nourishment in them to give the embryo a start. The seed ger- .45 minates in the soil and grows sufficient in length to allow it to come in contact with the plant upon which it lives, when it im- mediately sends in its suckers, and thus becomes established upon the plant as though it were a part of the host.
The dodders contain no chlorophyll, the green coloring matter tound in leaves, and hence cannot make food, that is, make starch out of raw material such as ordinary green leaves do, but must derive nourishment entirely from the host upon which they live.
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